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What to order at Abulafia
- The dish to know
- Knafeh, sambousak and bourekas
- Editor tip
- Sambousak with different fillings, knafeh and malawach all come off the same trays, so point at whatever is freshest.
CuisineMiddle Eastern
Price$$$$
NeighborhoodLev Hair
HoursOpen 24 hours, all days
Phone+972 3 683 5511
The dishKnafeh, sambousak and bourekas
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Location
Address: Allenby Street 45, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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HaKosem ★ 4.6
HaKosem on Shlomo HaMelech Street in Tel Aviv has fried falafel at the King George Street corner since 2001, now a queue-out-the-door institution.
TryFalafel with hummus and salad in pita
TipAriel Rosenthal opened it as a small stall in 2001; expect a queue at lunch and eat standing if the tables are full.
Falafel Gabay ★ 4.4
Falafel Gabay on Bograshov Street in Tel Aviv fries crispy falafel for soft pita or a plate piled with toppings, plus stuffed peppers, hummus and shawarma.
TryFalafel plate piled with salads, pickles and chips
TipOrder the falafel plate; it comes with a pita so you can build a sandwich, and the toppings pile up fast.
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HaMalabia ★ 4.1
HaMalabia on Allenby Street in Tel Aviv pours rosewater malabi pudding from a corner stall by Carmel Market, in dairy and vegan versions with toppings.
TryRosewater malabi pudding with syrup and toppings
TipOrder the vegan version if you want a lighter, less-sweet malabi; regulars mix and match syrups and toppings.
Tunisian Sandwich Center ★ 4.2
The Tunisian Sandwich Center on HaPatish Street, run by the Ramla Market original's Haim Bukovza, bakes its own baguettes for Tunisian and merguez sandwiches.
TryTunisian sandwich and merguez sausage in baguettes baked on site
TipOrder the Tunisian complete, the most popular baguette on the menu, or the merguez sausage version; the bread is baked on site.
Jasmino ★ 4.6
Jasmino is a small charcoal grill counter on Allenby Street in Tel Aviv, firing kebab, chicken, house-made sausage and spicy veal heart into pita with tahini.
TryCharcoal-grilled kebab and spicy veal heart pita
TipOrder at the counter and eat standing; the grill runs until 05:00 on Thursday nights when the queue is longest.
Abu Hassan ★ 4.7
Abu Hassan on HaDolfin Street in Jaffa serves hummus and the ful triangle plate in the shop Ali Karavan opened in 1972, after selling from a cart since 1959.
TryHummus, ful and msabbaha triangle plate
TipArrive by noon; the hummus sells out most afternoons and the counter shuts for the day the moment it does.
HaKosem ★ 4.6
HaKosem on Shlomo HaMelech Street in Tel Aviv has fried falafel at the King George Street corner since 2001, now a queue-out-the-door institution.
TryFalafel with hummus and salad in pita
TipAriel Rosenthal opened it as a small stall in 2001; expect a queue at lunch and eat standing if the tables are full.
Falafel Gabay ★ 4.4
Falafel Gabay on Bograshov Street in Tel Aviv fries crispy falafel for soft pita or a plate piled with toppings, plus stuffed peppers, hummus and shawarma.
TryFalafel plate piled with salads, pickles and chips
TipOrder the falafel plate; it comes with a pita so you can build a sandwich, and the toppings pile up fast.